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Inspired by the thread about Enrique and Kournikova.
Personally, I think that the idea of marriage as the next level in a relationship is horseshyt. People who believe it is - mostly women - are just buying into what society tells them.
Where did this idea originate? Why do we believe in it? A relationship is a relationship. Registering your commitment to each other with the gov't doesn't change anything. It just creates an illusion of stability and removes the stigma of being unmarried from a woman's life.
If you expect your man to propose to your ass at some point, keep it real. Say, "I want to have a little something something if we ever divorce and not just be left with zilch for all the years I spent with you." Or say, "my family and girlfriends look at me funny because I don't have a ring on my finger." If you want a back-up plan or care so much about the opinions of others, it's cool - just be real about it.
Personally, I think the idea that marriage is for everyone is one of the worst things that happened to humanity. It's an outdated, irrelevant legal agreement that I would agree to do for a woman I love - but then again, I don't see myself falling in love with a woman who gives a shyt about marriage
Personally, I think that the idea of marriage as the next level in a relationship is horseshyt. People who believe it is - mostly women - are just buying into what society tells them.
Where did this idea originate? Why do we believe in it? A relationship is a relationship. Registering your commitment to each other with the gov't doesn't change anything. It just creates an illusion of stability and removes the stigma of being unmarried from a woman's life.
If you expect your man to propose to your ass at some point, keep it real. Say, "I want to have a little something something if we ever divorce and not just be left with zilch for all the years I spent with you." Or say, "my family and girlfriends look at me funny because I don't have a ring on my finger." If you want a back-up plan or care so much about the opinions of others, it's cool - just be real about it.
Personally, I think the idea that marriage is for everyone is one of the worst things that happened to humanity. It's an outdated, irrelevant legal agreement that I would agree to do for a woman I love - but then again, I don't see myself falling in love with a woman who gives a shyt about marriage

I'm white as can be, motherfukker 



. But I was under the impression that you could do all that stuff without being married, and that for gays a civil union gave all the same rights. Is this not the case?
. But would your feelings be any different if you weren't married?